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Faced with calls for violence, the government deploys 70,000 police and gendarmes. Bans on demonstrations are being challenged in court, while unions and local elected officials criticize the strategy of maintaining order and the lack of social response.

The National Assembly rejected the 2027 Social Security draft budget at first reading. The oppositions, including the left, the RN-UDR and part of the LR, voted against, making the use of 49.3 or a budgetary ordinance probable.

On the eve of the National Rally congress in Orléans and demonstrations against the high cost of living, traders and authorities fear violence after last weekend's looting, sparking a lively debate on the ban on processions.

Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez presents the security arrangements for the weekend, while the bans on demonstrations and the declarations of Emmanuel Macron arouse strong political and legal criticism.

Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez presents the security arrangements for the weekend of demonstrations. Faced with the ban on non-unionized gatherings desired by Emmanuel Macron, lawyers and unions are alarmed at an attack on freedoms.

LFI MEP Manon Aubry denounced on Franceinfo “the authoritarian slope” of the government and a “form of disguised state of emergency”, after the total bans on demonstrations decided by the prefects in Marseille and Lyon.